foss nas software that isn't corporate controlled or vibe coded (looking at you true nas and open media vault)
this post was submitted on 16 Aug 2026
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how did open media vault get lumped into this?
ASCOM wireless bridge. There are proprietary and source available solutions but no true open source one.
An open BIOS/UEFI for arm systems, shit just a standard way to boot an iso would be enough.
Something that could view and edit org files and connect to any/most cloud services
self hosted web archive that's flexible/robust enough (loading from multiple sources, auto scraping some site, search etc)
unfortunately the max length of comments is to limited to answer this question... ;)
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A good competitor to SimuLink for graphic system oriented coding and for MATLAB's code generation, all with a modern UX
Scilab's Xcos is pretty doable depending on your area of work
A better jelu that actually works for me. It won't import my Goodreads file AND it's ugly af. If I had the skills I'd fork it myself, but alas.
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A self-hosted media tracker that automatically curates all media (tags, descriptions, etc)
a booru image categorizer